Unfair and Damaging Post on Bad Boy Report

[+ Chris Eisenhower]

I actually had a popular escort tell me he didn't trust clients with Google Voice Numbers.

 

There was a time when I didn't trust Gmail accounts. Now it's AOL and that stupid fucking Earthlink that never pan out.

 

And I love Google Voice—especially the highly entertaining transcripts.

[+ Gar1eth]

Make sure the sound quality is good because there is nothing quite a nice as the sound of a properly placed slap and the fine muscular ass of Alec Andrews, unless it is the little whimper he makes afterwards. lol

 

I'm sure Alec would be the incredibly strong, stoic, silent type.

 

Gman

[+ purplekow]

I'm sure Alec would be the incredibly strong, stoic, silent type.

 

Gman

Do not bet the ranch in Texas on that one.

[+ dutchmuch]

Bet you're still on video when purchasing the phone. Bet the transaction was time/date/the phone's serial number/the IMEI number. The phone still allows cell tower triangulation to track it's whereabouts all the time, unless maybe you can pull the battery.

 

And if General Clapper and Best Buy want to find me, great. However, if the guy with the BP stage name of "Punishing Ten Inches" wants to find me, that is something else.

[marylander1940]

And share all the data Google can mine about you, your habits, your interests, your associates --- strictly for the purpose of delivering targeted advertising to you... nothing else... nothing else at all, unless NSA demands it.

 

I agree with you, well-said nothing is private and if there's will, time and money everything could be discovered but let's don't be paranoid unless we run for President most of what we google will remain private.

[instudiocity]

Then I'm sad we'll never meet. But, what's a (not insubstantial) business expense for an escort is a (not insubstantial) personal expense for a potential client. And, two cell phone bills from two different carriers might pose some risk for some guys. Maybe add "No Google Voice" to the ubiquitous "No Blocked Calls"? I'd make an exception for the right guy I had an interest in.

 

Thanks for the info. That may explain the occasional lack of response I've had from one or two known legit escorts since going to GV.

Maybe you should research a basic pre-paid cell plan: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375644,00.asp

[instudiocity]

I agree with you, well-said nothing is private and if there's will, time and money everything could be discovered but let's don't be paranoid unless we run for President most of what we google will remain private.

I don't think my paranoia is debilitating, yet. But I do not for a moment believe Google hasn't built a file on my MAC addresses.

 

Four months ago, I was in the departure lounge of Delta's terminal at LAX, abiding my time, awaiting my boarding zone to be called when up on my iPad screen appeared, "Upgrade to Economy Comfort Now. Delta Airlines". I clicked the wrong button to close the ad and a Google website opened.

 

I fear our privacy is already lost when Google knows where I'm sitting in an LAX terminal surfing the web and awaiting an imminent Delta departure! Three months later, I read this....

 

http://www.irishtimes.com/business/technology/de-google-your-life-it-s-worth-the-hassle-if-you-value-your-privacy-1.2211355

[TruHart1]

BigJoey if you are punishing him, please videotape and forward a copy to me. Make sure the sound quality is good because there is nothing quite a nice as the sound of a properly placed slap and the fine muscular ass of Alec Andrews, unless it is the little whimper he makes afterwards. lol

I'm sure Alec would be the incredibly strong, stoic, silent type.

 

Gman

 

Actually Gman, Alec has no qualms whatsoever about being noisy about what he's feeling, at least as far as expressing pleasure, which is all I've experienced of this amazing man!!!

 

TruHart1

[marylander1940]

I don't think my paranoia is debilitating, yet. But I do not for a moment believe Google hasn't built a file on my MAC addresses.

 

Four months ago, I was in the departure lounge of Delta's terminal at LAX, abiding my time, awaiting my boarding zone to be called when up on my iPad screen appeared, "Upgrade to Economy Comfort Now. Delta Airlines". I clicked the wrong button to close the ad and a Google website opened.

 

I fear our privacy is already lost when Google knows where I'm sitting in an LAX terminal surfing the web and awaiting an imminent Delta departure! Three months later, I read this....

 

http://www.irishtimes.com/business/technology/de-google-your-life-it-s-worth-the-hassle-if-you-value-your-privacy-1.2211355

 

We're on the same page on this one!

[marylander1940]

I'm sorry to hear that some of you have been posted on that site and were undeserving of being there. I can't even count the times I got shady texts and calls, plugged the # in google and out popped that site. I have to believe it saved me lots of time and energy and could have prevented me from getting into a compromising situation.

 

Do you post on that site information about no-shows?

[+ Keith30309]

I don't think my paranoia is debilitating, yet. But I do not for a moment believe Google hasn't built a file on my MAC addresses.

 

Four months ago, I was in the departure lounge of Delta's terminal at LAX, abiding my time, awaiting my boarding zone to be called when up on my iPad screen appeared, "Upgrade to Economy Comfort Now. Delta Airlines". I clicked the wrong button to close the ad and a Google website opened.

 

I fear our privacy is already lost when Google knows where I'm sitting in an LAX terminal surfing the web and awaiting an imminent Delta departure! Three months later, I read this....

http://www.irishtimes.com/business/technology/de-google-your-life-it-s-worth-the-hassle-if-you-value-your-privacy-1.2211355[/quote]

 

Agreed. I pretty much assume that everything I say and do can be tracked and documented if there is enough interest by the right person(s). The only question is how determined and resourceful are they.

I can use multiple VPN's, spoof my MAC address on my anything-but-Windows cheap laptop, use only disposable burner phones running an anonymous number app, pay cash for everything except stored-value cards purchased by a trusted but terminally-ill friend, and a bunch of other pain-in-the-butt stuff but do I really care if the NSA knows I subscribe to the Tranny Granny channel on XTUBE.

[instudiocity]

Agreed. I pretty much assume that everything I say and do can be tracked and documented if there is enough interest by the right person(s). The only question is how determined and resourceful are they.

I can use multiple VPN's, spoof my MAC address on my anything-but-Windows cheap laptop, use only disposable burner phones running an anonymous number app, pay cash for everything except stored-value cards purchased by a trusted but terminally-ill friend, and a bunch of other pain-in-the-butt stuff but do I really care if the NSA knows I subscribe to the Tranny Granny channel on XTUBE.

LOL! I don't think you have to go that far. Some companies are protecting your privacy. I don't need to GOOGLE to search the web. I don't have to use Google Chrome or GMail, there are alternatives. Apple has pissed the fibbies off by making their encryption indecipherable to even Apple - thus why my devices are Apple devices. Being aware is the first step.

 

Now about the TrannyGranny Channel - All ages of granny? Tranny every possible way? How much is a subscription? ☺️

[+ DERRIK]

Don't worry

 

Donald Trump will shut down that part of the internet

[mattr]

I use tracfone... costs me $20 bucks to buy and $80 bucks a year to keep it active. phone, and texts w/pics.